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Governor's
Office of
Workforce
Development
A division
of the
Alabama Community College System
At
no time in Alabama's history has
workforce development been more
important. Education and skills
training are the keys to
economic success, individual
prosperity, and a great quality
of life.
As the economic
engine for state workforce
development activities, the
Alabama Community College System
provides a wide range of
career-technical courses and
short-term training for
job-specific certifications.
Alabama's
workforce development efforts
must continue to not only
parallel the state's ongoing
industry recruitment
initiatives, but also keep pace
as existing industries expand
markets and product lines. The
demand for training and
education programs that are
skill specific has increased as
has an emphasis on green jobs,
alternative fuels, hybrid
technology, and renewable energy
sources.
Workforce
development and economic
development depend on one
another. Thanks to an aggressive
recruitment strategy, Alabama
has a diversified industrial
base that brings with it quality
jobs. Our
goal is to develop
programs that will accommodate
current and future training
needs.
Application for WFD Funds and
Project Guidelines FY13 (PDF)
Fillable Form for WFD
Application for Funding FY13 (Word)
Round 3 FY12 Guidelines and
Application (PDF)
Round 3 FY12 Guidelines and
Application (Word)
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FY12
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Applications due to WDD
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Alabama
Workforce Training
Council Meetings
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Notes
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Cycle 3
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July 25, 2012
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N/A
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Funds limited to
Incumbent Worker
Training Program and
will be available
9/1/2012. |
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FY13 |
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Cycle 1 |
July 5, 2012 |
August 1, 2012 |
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